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Gas pipeline from Central Asia feeds China
22 minutes ago ago from seeker401
Workers celebrated the opening of a natural gas pipeline in Turkmenistan on Monday near portraits of the leaders of Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, China and Uzbekistan. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/15/world/asia/15pipeline.html?_r=1 With the turn of a ceremonial valve, China’s president, Hu Jintao, opened a big natural gas pipeline from central Asia to China on Monday, significantly increasing China’s access to the fuel and providing ...
Related contentMonopolies Do Not Promote Competition!
29 minutes ago ago from Livingfortruth's Blog
We all know that Government is the largest monopoly in our lives! At the point of a gun they demand payment from their citizenry. I am writing this to let you know that I am NOT pro-government, in fact I agree with Thomas Paine in that Government is a necessary EVIL. I am a conservative, and as such I believe in competition to drive down costs and encourage development of new technologies. When Government broke up AT&T, prices for ...
Related contentNWT energy minister expects Mackenzie pipeline report to be released Dec. 31 (NWT-Mackenzie)
20 hours ago ago from Oilweek Online
CALGARY _ A panel examining the social and environmental effects of a delayed Arctic natural gas pipeline is expected to finish its work by the end of the year.The Northwest Territories cabinet minister who oversees energy development said he`s been told the long-awaited report on the Mackenzie Gas Project will be ready on Dec. 31.I think that the report will come out at the end of the month, and my expectation is that it will be a positive ...
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Crosstex sells pipelines to Waskom Gas for $40M
21 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Crosstex sells pipelines to Waskom Gas for $40M DALLAS (AP) -- Crosstex Energy LP said on Tuesday that it has agreed to sell pipeline and natural gas treating assets in East Texas to Waskom Gas Processing Co. for $40 million. The sale is expected to close next month. Crosstex said it would use the money to pay down debt and for general corporate purposes. Crosstex President and CEO Barry E. Davis said the sale "allows us to further ...
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